About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1907)
^L^a.rru.fa.ctru.rers of ing so you can receive company the same evening, at a cost of only — =7 Cents per Yard, We also take your ItugH, Ai-l M(|iiarow, Tableclotlin, CounterpnneH. Fmv, Fur L«p l--t«•-, toourreno- vating room and renovate them thoroughly, and destroy the moth germs. By purchasing a can of our < > 1C I 1-C A r F A. I j H J-0 IN 4 >'VCjJ C3C)iVl J *4 > lTIN 1X you can do your own work a: a cost > ( 1% C 's'IiIm a yard to your carpets. It removes the stains, grease and ^-t as it by magic, and does not run the colors or injure the finest fabrics. We invite the ladies to our place of business^! they can see the kind of work we are doing Send us a Rug and seethe results. Rugs cleaned for 10 cents and up Oriental Renovating Company Phone 291. P. O. Box 36. Upstairs in Peek Bl cl, Cedartown, Ga. RICE BROS., DKAI.F.HN IS First-Class Wines Whisky ^ Beer. When wordt* fu41 a wotnnu argument she lesnrts to tons. FAMOUS GAMBLERS. thi! lliiiui>.Me<ln t'atarrti Cure. Anyone till) mix light at home best remedy of it* kind knoeta. name "Cyclo© ” Is given to tile f«>l lowing prcecilptlon, it Is stip|«Mied. b William cause of Jts promptness dilvlug from vwU , t .| u the blood and system every wstlge of |<»ld Time London llelttas C'lmhm «nl Their Members. .. I’here w«t» tl»n*e principal clubs— Thq W hite’s, lirookt**' uml Boodles’. White’s Igluully 11 “ehocoluto house” In I time. I Hit tHHume u prl- Iti the eighteenth eeu- j the blood and system every vestige of mul W|W llMIH , hy the Tories. It catarrh.,1 Mm,n. rellrV n K this fmil ; for t,l»l, piny . and dread dlsamre no m itt >r where lo- ; 7 , , -a- .. ■ 1 rated. l o preimre this mixture: (let «>»* "• rlo "“ " m e “ f from any go>d pharUMcy a h tlf ouinoe tln ir bets were, the o.d wager book Qiveus a trial ord0r. I l,,u!d Extract Dindelicn. on? oiinna being st’il preserved. Brookes’ was 1 Compound K.lruoh and threp ounces the Whig dul» n:nl was then cjuduct- Compjund Syrup Hunupat lllu. Sink** ,-d by tlmt well and use In lampoon fit I doses iif- , i|b|ir|1 , „ rooUc! ,. W hoao speculntlvs skltl ter each meal ukd at bed Im . t , haBty cm pt ami .« distant bill; This is a lit nil less. ln»v»« n ..ve^mlx- Who nursed In clubs, disdained s vulgar tore, which has t peculiar actl it#u|K»n! trade. the elim native tlssius of 111» kraneis Faults to trust and blushes to i»e paid, assisting them to filt r and strain Among the members of tills club from the blood and system all «•, ,j K . p r i uce 0 f Wales, mil. of tan ho I po’qpis. which, U not er^H* course. Ids ttdus Achates. Sbcrltlnu. I*e- euted, are absorbed by the nme Bu a un .. M t -|iarle» .Imum Fox. !'lv"h , |"'';h.“n«,l, n ° l>en , ° r * ° r >hu here played deeply ut.,1 «l„-e Prepare some «nd try It. us It Ik rriinnrnwinx ir from tne wound, ha kept Ills foes at bay for some minutes, lu the uutlve’n wqrtls: 'He fought like j s lion, lie Ured two shots. I»ut with- j I out effect, and 1 threw an nssngai nt him. which struck him. as I said nt the time, hut I always allowed ».nl»«nga’s claim to have killed him. for Ills nssn gai hit the prince in the left shoulder, it mortal wound.* ** tl«» to Vtln me. Women n*-e more prone to deceit than men From the time when Hchehera- r.ade fold her lord 1.001 lies to keep the peace It hns been the accepted way. And the men. not the women, are the most to hlnnie. It Is what they like, mid they a**t It.—flood Words. Satisfaction guar a n- iteed. RICE BROS., 414 E. Montgomery Ave., CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Application to Perfect Tl;le. orgia. Polk County. Arch ‘Holland having made oppLcu- ta require titKa to he executed | him to certain Und dessr.b d In u pd for till? thereto at tubed purport , to be slgutd by C. K. tvivls lot • aid odunty deemed. the said up* atlpu alleging that suld liuul has Some o.i.i Wills. One of the oddest documents of the will kind known was that of Queen .'.tistriglldu. <<on*ort of King tlmitram 1 of Hurginoly. The dying princess en joined upon her husband to slay and 1 bury In the same grave with her the physicians who had attended her. An other will was that of n husband who ; forbade Ills wife's marrying on pain of ! Ids returning* to haunt her Tills is I quite different from that of a woman ; who instructed her executors tn seek i out "some nice. g:ssl. pretty girl” who ould make nil affectionate second Is olt recorded in the wager I wife to her spouse It Is a fact Inter- (he presoriptloc of un emln nt ca- which, however. I. of older dale «tl„u In thl. .,,,,,,--'lot. that the Brut turrh «i> <• ullst ,,r II ittotiul rjputitlon „u,l wns kept when the clul. »•«« held Nspoleo Irroiifwtbed 10.000 - m A|mack’s. “Uni Northlugton l*ets francs t«» n fellow named fsntlllon. Mont |„H>t,ls would fall ihort If Mr. c Fox. Jum- I. 1774. tliut hnvIMr. who hn,l hreu tried for ntteniptlllK Ihe C. F. Is n M called to the tmr liefore j ussnsslnution of the I Mike of Welling- thlh day four years.” “March II. IT7."». i toll. * • Ijord Bollnghroke gives a guinea to . j Mr. diaries Fox and Is to receive a 4 ProWem in l ife. believer the debt 4 They laid met lu the subway and lu ‘ ' the Interval of (Missing u few stations m asui'id by the gold n It Is unJlg.*a:ed food that chase saurncMM and painful indlg »Milon. dol is a solu(l >ii of vegetable allds. | tliousi. ud from him AN OLD ADAGE SAYS “A llitht purse Is ■ heavy curse” Sickness makes a light purae. The LIVER la the meat ol nine tentha of all dlaeasc. Tutt’s Pills to to the root of the whole mat ter, thoroughly, quickly oafely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. - : „ ... .. It dige^tu what you eat. and «m. i<rw» i«. ■ fully mid for. All purlieu «»“- lhe deflrlniclea „( digestion Kodtil n»i. vr Fox Is nui I, |«iy the of thi* county amounts to U71AH are hereby notified thit said Icatlon will he heard before the It of Ordinaly fur said county on |lst Mon Jay In Fehrisuy. 1^07. i 7th day of January. 1907. A. D. HOGG, Ordinary. onforftis to the N:»th>nal Pur© Pood mi he Is one of Ills majesty’s cabinet.’ and Drug Law Sold by K. Bradford. |.. Apr || (7pi, Mr Sheridan bets Lord I lain den la It* und Lord Tlniuet 2Ti Moat iieople find fault with their guineas each that parliament will not neighbors In order to get even with consent to any more lotteries after the neighbors who find fault with then^. Girlhood and Scott's Emulsion are linked together. The girl who take* Scott's Emot ion ha* plenty of rich, red blood; she i* ^plump, active and energetic. The reason is that at a period when a girl’s digestion is weak, Scott's Emulsion avides her with powerful nourishment in sily digested form. ^ ft is a food that builds and keeps up a l’s strength. ALL DRUGGISTSl SOc. AND *1.00. present one voted to Ik* drawn In Fide rnury next ’’—From ’’The l»uwn of the Nineteenth Century.” by John Ashton. HE DIED FIGHTING l.oul* \«|M*leoi» Wan Killed Is jr I lie Zulu-. How Priuce Louis N a pole m was kill- «mI by the Zulus June L 187b. Is told gra|diically In the Imok by 8ir F.velyn Wootl. who took part III that war. The little party which the prince accompa nied was surprised and attacked. Sir livelyn writes: “The Zulus In pursuit r: II first after the two white sddierx win* wore on the thinks, three or four men. It* ided by Laliauga. following 1IU ltorse had jumped just mounting, mid his sword fell sptildutrd. lie was very no vas vaulting oil Ids horse in ^en the wallet on the front J e broke away, and lie fell | id. being at this time only I Is heldiul the (British! fl'gl* { laid fallen to talking of a lovely wo man friend who laid died. “H6W did she die? Do you knowT* be naked. “She nursed n little niece through an Infectious disease, then took It herself ami died of It.” said she. “A strange Provldaiie©!” be mused sadly “She. lovely, gracious, charm ing. everything to live for and a bless ing to her friends, to die In order that u child might live. A strange nnd un accountable Provldenca!”—New York Press. 4,ood and Osgood. The subject of ancestors is often nn Interesting topic of conversntlon. A lady extremely proud of her mother’s family created a sensation amt made her listeners wonder n llttlC|When she remarked: “My father tilled tunny re sponsible positions We nil have the greatest respect for him M.v father } was a good man. but”- ami a certain ' stiffening of the shoulders nnd an ! added expression of tlrmness In the i good Indy’s face ndded Importance to 1 her conclusion—“my mother wnn nn Osgood !** A REVIVO X RESTORES VITALITY Great Relief During that trying period in which women so often suffer from . nervousness, backache, sick headache, or other pains, there is nothing that can equal Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain liills. They stop the pains, soothe'the nerves, and give to / Women the relief so much desired, if taken on first indication of pain or misery, they will allay thj irritable condition of the nerves, and save you further suffering. Those who use them at regular intervals have ceas ed to dread these periods. They contain no harmful drugs, anil leave no effect upon the heart or stomach if taken as directed. They give prompt relief. “I ’ hav« l»oen an Invnlld fop 9 years. I have neuralgia. rheumatism and pains around tne heart. By u«ln* Dr. MOSS' Anti-Pain Pills I am relieved of the pain, and get rleep “Made a Wall Man of Me.” REVIVO RBMEDT- produces fine results In SO days. It act* powerfully and quickly. Cures when others fail. Young men can rrsain their lost manbcwxi and old men may recover their youthful Hgor by using REVIVO. It quickly nnd quietly re moves Nervousness, Lost Vitality, Heiual Weakness such aa Lost Power. Fulling Memory. Wasting Disease*, and effects of self-abuse or exeeaa and Indiscretion, which unfit* ooe for study, business or marriage It not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but is a great nerve tonic and blood builder, bringing back the pink glow to pule cheek* and re storing the Are of youth. It wards off ap- proorhlog disease. Insist on having RKVI VO, no other. It can be carried In vest pocket By mail. 91.00 per package, or six for $6.00. We give free advice and counsel to all who wish it, Why iiiffrr from l« ho on know thpt rheumatism puius Whrti I .mi- can b» relieved? ] If you doubt this fugitives, fir** just try one application of Chamber- running away Iain’s Pain Balm.\ It will make rest Ulmr nt 1 and sleep possible,\and that certainly ira. crouching In the gras*, threw an uLatful at him. The drat us Hgiti slunk In the prime’s thigh, and. . means a great 1 fluted with : E. Bradford, i ill to any one af- ijUsm. For sale by Ga. ICILLtkb COUCH CURr. the LUNC8 "'"Dr. King's New Discovery i FOR £ ‘ ONSUMPTION Prlct OUGHS and SOc 4 SI .00 I0L0S Frt. Trial. Surest ami ttuickeot Cur, for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES, or HONEY BACK. MRS. HENRY FT'Nlf. A Akron. O. Dr. Mile,' Antl-Paln Phi, are Mid by your druggist, who will guarantoo that the first package will benefit. If It falls, he will return your money. 89 doses. 25 cents. Never sold In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind . Ef:;iV H I PILLS EsCot! r‘,v ," 1 vx .. ’JK«;lh£Y’ ! WHEN YOU HAVE A COLD ALWAYS TAKE Chamberlain’s^ [Cough Remedy] It la f*moua fbr ita curse and can i wrsys be depended upon It coon -acta any tandency of a oold to moult In pneumonia. IT IS SAFE AND SUU. yfrtcs V5c. Largs *!**> 30 cswt*.
